Up to 12,000 people take part in “No surrender” protest in Kyiv

Up to 12,000 people took part in the protest action “No surrender” in Kiev, as the press service of the Main Directorate of the National Police of Kyiv reported.

To the head of the Kyiv police, Andriy Kryschenko, no offenses were recorded at all rally’s locations.

“No one was delivered to the police department and no prohibited things were seized. In total, 1,500 law enforcers were carrying service in the Kyiv center. About 6,000 people took part in the first march, and up to 12,000 participants in the second rally, which was held on Independence Square and ended under the Office of the President,” the message reads.

As The Journalist reported, no militants should be elected to Verkhovna Rada.